City offices and facilities are closed Monday, March 30.
Locate fire stations. Learn how to prevent fires, perform vegetation management, plan for evacuation, or request records.
Discover where your neighborhood fire station is located by downloading a map. Request a fire safety or community presentation. Request a fire inspection or learn about fire prevention, vegetation management, and wildfire evacuation procedures. Access documents related to emergency medical services or file a compliment or complaint.
As of 4:15 pm Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, residents of the roughly one-block radius of Colusa and Tacoma avenues can now leave or return home. Berkeley Fire and Police coordinated to have hazardous materials safely removed without incident.
Sign up for disaster preparedness classes to learn how to extinguish fires, rescue victims, perform first aid, and help others cope with stress.
Prevent lithium battery fires: use certified parts, do not leave batteries charging unattended, and watch for signs of damage or overheating. Call 9-1-1 if fire starts.
When you hear the outdoor warning system, check the City's online emergency map and AC Alert for more information.
| Name | Adopted | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Community Wildfire Protection Plan | The Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) is a roadmap for how the City of Berkeley and community members can best manage wildfire risks. |
